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By all accounts, America is not thrilled with its elected officials right now. Congressional approval ratings are at all-time lows. And this week, amid a government shutdown that sent hundreds of thousands of federal wor...

You find a child wheezing from pneumonia and weak from malnutrition. She needs a doctor. Her disease is curable, but only if she gets treatment quickly. The nearest hospital is miles away. You do not have a car. In the U...

Steve Jobs was one of the world's greatest visionaries and CEOs. He introduced us to iPods, iPads, iPhones, iTunes and more. Two years ago today, Jobs passed away. Since then, people have asked, "Who will be the next Ste...

We all make mistakes - but these are doozies.

In documents filed on Thursday, Twitter noted that it has been greatly expanding its inventory of advertising slots, especially for promoted tweets.     

The Not On Steam sale collects and discounts around 60 games not currently available on the world-conquering Steam digital store. From the glossy to the artsy, what can indies do to promote and sell their work?

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The United States is in the midst of its first government shutdown in nearly 20 years, and the practical effects on millions of Americans are significant. Even more worrisome: the impending debt ceiling, which the Treasu...

Talks on a trans-Pacific trade pact are forging ahead with hopes of meeting a year-end deadline, officials said Saturday, despite President Barack Obama's absence due to the government shutdown.

As executive vice president and general counsel for Warner Bros., John Rogovin leads a team of more than 160 lawyers.The gig: John Rogovin, 52, is executive vice president and general counsel for Warner Bros. Entertainme...

Washington's budget showdown has sent traders and analysts crowding into a cobwebbed corner of the financial world, the market for derivatives that pay off if the federal government defaults on its debt.

(Reuters) - Detroit's largest public sector union scored a symbolic victory Friday when a Michigan administrative law judge reinstated an extra annual pension check for city workers and retirees, although the judge in th...

What do Twitter user numbers and revenue tell us about its readiness for an IPO?

Image courtesy of ABC News A great PR friend of mine, Lynn Munroe, brought an interesting issue to my attention this week: Four days into the government shutdown, one of the most impactful outcomes (and not in a good way...

A Federal tax lien is not a piece of paper.   It is a legal claim to a taxpayer's property.  It arises by operation of law when Federal tax is assessed against the taxpayer's property, and remains unpaid after demand ...

Tesla has posted an open letter from CEO Elon Musk that further explains what happened before, during and after the fire.

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Employees can be the absolutest greatest thing or worst nightmare for a business - it all depends on who you hire and decide to keep. The right employees contribute to the company's success, stability and happiness. The ...

Of all-important branding lessons markers can learn from Apple, one stands out: branding begins on the demand side of the market.

India has been referred to as a 'hotbed' for social enterprise and startups. Millennials are turning to careers in tech and innovation, launching their own ventures instead of signing up for '9-5' careers.  But the eco...

Creativity and innovation must be tethered to business goals. Otherwise, you are just wasting everyone's time.

The biggest loser in the Silk Road arrest? Probably Bitcoin. The biggest winner may be the IRS, although right now the FBI must be feeling pretty good too. For the last two years, an alleged drug kingpin who called h...